The user interface must follow established design rules. Debugging tools do not show the final user experience. Visual elements must come from approved designs, not from temporary tools.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
The user interface must follow established design rules.
Debugging tools do not show the final user experience. Visual elements must come from approved designs, not from temporary tools.
The user interface for a new feature must use the design rules from earlier parts of the product. Debugging tools are for testing. They do not show the final look or feel of the product. Visual elements should always come from approved design files. Developers must not create new visual designs within a debugging tool. Buttons should fit their content. They should not stretch to fill space.
A developer is building a new page. The developer uses a special tool to check the page's code. This tool shows the page with simple styling. The developer must remember that this simple styling is not the final design. The developer needs to apply the official design rules for the product. If the developer invents new styles in the debug tool, the final product will look inconsistent.
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The user interface must follow established design rules. Debugging tools do not show the final user experience. Visual elements must come from approved designs, not from temporary tools.